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Cell tower project sparks controversy in Plainfield
The Plainfield Zoning Board is considering a controversial 130-foot-high cell tower project proposed by Atlantic Tower to fill a gap in cell coverage along Route 120, despite concerns from neighbors…
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2mMan indicted on felony sexual assault charges in Grafton County
Bernard Durbin was indicted on five felony charges, including felonious sexual assault of a minor, and is scheduled to be arraigned in Grafton Superior Court on August 10.
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2mVermont police identify victims in Newbury shooting, seek yellow truck
Vermont State Police have identified two victims following a Sunday afternoon shooting on Jefferson Hill Road and are currently seeking public help to locate a bright yellow truck involved in the incident.
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2mNH seeks parents and community leaders to help shape multilingual education
The New Hampshire Department of Education will seek parents, cultural leaders, and community partners to join its Statewide English Learner Advisory Committee by September 1.
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3mNighthawks season comes to close in playoffs
After notching 24 wins, which tied the second-most regular-season victories in club history, the Upper Valley Nighthawks were knocked out of the New England Collegiate Baseball League playoffs in the opening round over the weekend. The Nighthawks were swept in their three-game series by the Danbury Westerners, falling 5-3 at Maxfield Sports Complex on Saturday […]
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2mNH water utilities increase security in response to cyberattacks in other states
New Hampshire water utilities are preparing for potential cyberattacks following a series of recent incidents across several states.